This is the story of Rabbi Mika Weiss, who loved the human spirit
and continuously risked his own life to save others. He wanted to
become a Rabbi from his childhood despite the persecution of the
Jews and university professors who continually insulted him. He
became the youngest Rabbi in Hungary only to be thrust into the
holocaust and its death camps. Here he rose above brutal torture to
encourage his fellow Jews to stay alive. After liberation, he
became the Chief Rabbi of Debrecen only to find himself again
struggling to save lives during the Communist era and Hungarian
Revolution. Finally escaping Hungary, he went on to become Chief
Rabbi of Finland where he discovered the magnificent history of the
brave Finns. He finally moved his family to the US where he became
a beloved Rabbi on both the East and West Coasts. This book is
based on the Rabbi's prolific sense of detail for people and events
and provides insight into the behavior of people during the worst
crimes of the century.
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